FASHIONS ON DISPLAY IN SCHOMBERG
     It was a colourful scene recently at Schomberg Community Hall. Clothes from Sora Fashions were on display at the annual fund-raising fashion show, hosted by the Schomberg United Church Women (UCW). The local models included Pattie Pottruff, Mary Agnew, Nancy Stenhouse, Linda Jessop, Sarah Fleming, Fay Cannon, Elaine Turchinetz and Heidy Kuhner.
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BizPaL Launched in King
      Starting and running a business in King Township just became easier thanks to BizPaL, a new on-line business permit and licence service that saves time spent on paperwork and helps entrepreneurs start up faster.
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Gardens on display Sunday
     There are some very spectacular gardens in the Schomberg area, and the public was given the chance to examine some of them Sunday. The Schomberg Horticultural Society hosted its annual Garden Tour, and there were six stops along the way. Tracy Locke has lived in Schomberg for two years, and she and her husband Greg have devoted plenty of time to putting together this attractive and varied garden, complete with hostas, rose bed and perennials.
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York Pines helped those in need
Kettleby Happenings
      York Pines United Church The public is to be thanked for their support of the Baked Ham and Strawberry Supper recently held at the York Pines United Church. The hosts, the United Church Women, raised $2,123 from the event.
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Garden Tea at the King Township Museum
      The King Township Museum invites ladies and gentlemen of all ages to attend their annual Garden Tea. It promises to be a lovely afternoon of delicious food, tea and dessert in a charming setting. A delightful respite for those attending the Nobleton - King City Horticultural Society's Garden Tour.
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An Amazing Race in King City
     The fourth annual King City Amazing Race was held recently. The event was organized by members of King City United Church and started at the church and ended at Centennial Park with a barbecue. Over its four years, it has grown into a community event with nearly 90 participants and 18 teams this year. The teams varied from two to six members. During the race, there were 33 clues at 23 stops throughout the town that ranged from psychical, cerebral, educational and fun activities. Participants had to identify six activities that go on at Kingcrafts, then performed weaving, painting or working with clay by making bowls. Team 7 members hurried to perform the weaving activity, as Melissa Edmunds weaved and Mark Weston looked on.
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